The given bar graph illustrates ten countries (NZ, Indonesia, US, Thailand, UK, China, Fiji, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong) that Australian people live between 2000/2001 and 2010/2011.
It can be seen that in the years 2000/2001, the percentage of living ten nations is not normally. But in the years 2010/2011, the ratio of people live in these countries decrease more and more.
First, in the years 2000/2001, NZ is one of the most country which Australian residents choose to live about 16%. Second, Indonesia, US, Thailand and UK are three countries which are dramatically. It means that its increase from Indonesia (9%) to US (10, 5%), it decreases from US to Thailand (5%) and goes up to UK (9%) respectively. Five countries (China, Fiji, Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong) are under 5%.
Addcording to the years 2010/2011, NZ is one the most country which Australian people live like the years 2000/2001. Then, the proportion of Australian is going down from NZ (14%) to Hong Kong (3%) and Malaysia (3%) respectively. Thailand and UK are nations which have the same percentage is about 6, 5%.
The
given
bar graph illustrates ten
countries
(NZ, Indonesia, US, Thailand, UK, China, Fiji, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong) that Australian
people
live
between 2000/2001 and 2010/2011.
It can be
seen
that in the years 2000/2001, the percentage of living ten nations is not
normally
.
But
in the years 2010/2011, the ratio of
people
live
in these
countries
decrease more and more.
First
, in the years 2000/2001, NZ is one of the most
country
which Australian residents choose to
live
about 16%. Second, Indonesia, US, Thailand and UK are three
countries
which are
dramatically
. It means that its increase from Indonesia (9%) to US (10, 5%), it decreases from US to Thailand (5%) and goes up to UK (9%)
respectively
. Five
countries
(China, Fiji, Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong) are under 5%.
Addcording
to the years 2010/2011, NZ is
one
the most
country
which Australian
people
live
like the years 2000/2001. Then, the proportion of Australian is going down from NZ (14%) to Hong Kong (3%) and Malaysia (3%)
respectively
. Thailand and UK are nations which have the same percentage is about 6, 5%.